Arrestins: Structure and Function in Vision and Beyond delves into the structural underpinnings of arrestin proteins’ role in the brain. This comprehensive volume connects fundamental, translational, and clinical research, starting with a historical overview and basic signaling concepts before delving into the potential therapeutic applications of these proteins. The book covers a range of cellular processes, such as activation, signaling, GPCR endocytosis, and ERK signaling, with a focus on both visual and non-visual arrestins. Renowned experts in the field contribute to this publication, making it a must-read for those interested in the foundational science behind these signaling molecules. This book was recognized at the 2023 PROSE Awards as a winner and finalist in the Biomedicine and Neuroscience category by the Association of American Publishers.

The text seamlessly integrates basic, translational, and clinical research on arrestin and GPCR signaling proteins in the nervous system, highlighting the crucial signaling roles of arrestins in brain health. It also includes dedicated sections on the potential therapeutic applications of these proteins, covering both vision and non-vision arrestins. Additionally, the book serves as a valuable resource for scientists new to the study of GPCRs and arrestins.See also :